REPAY partners with Yooz to expand payment automation capabilities

ATLANTA - Repay Holdings Corporation (NASDAQ:RPAY), a payment solutions provider with a market capitalization of $432 million and impressive 76% gross profit margin, has integrated its payment technology with Yooz’s accounts payable automation software, the company announced Tuesday in a press release. According to InvestingPro analysis, REPAY appears undervalued at its current price of $4.98.

The partnership allows organizations to access REPAY’s vendor payment automation capabilities through Yooz’s platform, enabling businesses to transition from paper checks to digital payments such as virtual cards and ACH transfers. With annual revenue of $310 million, REPAY has caught analysts’ attention, with four analysts recently revising their earnings expectations upward. Discover more insights with a InvestingPro subscription, which includes exclusive ProTips and comprehensive research reports.

The integration aims to help companies across multiple industries, including automotive, heavy trucking, construction, and manufacturing, improve their accounts payable processes by reducing manual tasks that can lead to errors or delays.

"Embedding REPAY’s vendor payment capabilities into Yooz will further transform the AP automation experience for their customers," said Darin Horrocks, Executive Vice President, Business Payments at REPAY.

According to the press release, the collaboration is designed to enhance cash flow visibility and financial agility while providing benefits such as more accurate payments, fraud protection, and digital-first execution.

John Gronen, CFO at Yooz, stated that the partnership represents "a significant step forward in our mission to help organizations achieve Lean Financial Operations by automating AP processes and improving financial visibility."

REPAY provides integrated payment processing solutions to various vertical markets with specific transaction processing requirements, while Yooz specializes in financial automation solutions. The companies claim the integration will allow accounting and finance teams to focus more on strategic tasks by automating routine payment processes.

In other recent news, Repay Holdings reported its second-quarter 2025 earnings, which revealed a significant miss on earnings per share (EPS) expectations, posting an actual EPS of -$1.15 compared to the forecast of $0.20. Despite this shortfall, the company’s revenue slightly exceeded expectations, recording $75.62 million against a forecast of $73.57 million. DA Davidson maintained its Buy rating on Repay, noting that the company’s revenue and adjusted EBITDA surpassed its forecasts, even though the firm adjusted its price target from $12 to $10. Benchmark also reiterated its Buy rating with an $8.00 price target, expressing optimism for a rebound ahead despite the recent challenges faced by the company. These developments highlight the mixed sentiment among analysts, with some maintaining a positive outlook on Repay’s long-term potential.

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